Restoration of a Revue Thommen Mechanical Watch

Hello everyone, today with a new video I show you this beautiful Revue Thommen, famous Swiss brand of the last century. Purchased for my collection, the watch I presume is from the 70s, watch case diameter 35mm, original crown, with an in-house MSR T46 mechanical caliber. The watch arrived not working. Luckily I didn't need to buy spare parts, a service was enough to restore the functionality.The watch case has been polished to a mirror, the plexi glass has also been polished maintaining the originality of the watch.
I hope you enjoy the video.
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[@ygrbooks]

Again: very nice work (👍👏👌) on a watch brand rarely featured on UA-cam.

[@marcell9847]

belle renovation mais pourquoi tu nous parles pas en même temps

[@watchrestorationchannel1061]

Je ne parle pas très bien anglais mais à l'avenir je pense faire des vidéos où je parle, je me prépare👍

[@garyboyle695]

Very nice, what movement is it?

[@watchrestorationchannel1061]

Thanks, this is a msr T46 👍

[@garyboyle695]

​@@watchrestorationchannel1061thanks. It was very nicely finished.

[@watchrestorationchannel1061]

@@garyboyle695
It is a Swiss-made caliber from the last century. Once upon a time, even popular watches movements were better finished than modern ones.

[@zoran69ser]

@@watchrestorationchannel1061 people think that a automatic winding is big deal, couple time per day .whan look the time, 3-4 time winding crown,and before sleep and in morning is all what you need :) , manual winding is apsolutly OK , you not noticing when you winding,its so spontanius.

[@Erayyse]

Good luck, I have a watch inherited from my late aunt, but I could not find the watch on the internet. It says REVUE SWISS MADE on it. A souvenir clock that is approximately 100 to 150 years old. The watch is all gold. can you help me.

[@watchrestorationchannel1061]

I'm not a watchmaker, I only repair my watches.

[@СвятославРевега]

👍👍❤‍🔥👍👍

[@carloscarvalhido2424]

Hi. How did you clean the rust from the stem? Vinegar? Some kind of solution? Thanks.

[@watchrestorationchannel1061]

First clean with a polishing buffing wheel and then immerse the stem in ti-bi solution.